roadwarrior
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I wish you would consider coming up to Kentucky Lake for the RoadTrip next month. I would REALLY like to meet you and see part of your collection live and in person!
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Picked up a few. Anyone have a review? https://search.yahoo.com/search?p=randy+howell+swimmer&fr=ush-mailn_02&fr2=p%3Aml%2Cm%3Asb
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Well, I know I will NEED more stuff as soon as it comes out, but I don't think I could ever actually run out of what I have.
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A lot of practice will improve your skills dramatically, but there is still a certain degree of talent that some guys have and some don't. You can practice free-throws everyday for the rest of your life and still never be considered for a slot in the NBA.
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Truely one of the best threads we have ever had. I was one of those nay-sayers stating that BPS reels and the PQ specifically were "throw-away" reels...Maybe one season, one and done...Wrong again!
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Best of both worlds: Fluorocarbon leader connected to braided main line.
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No, quite the opposite, fluorocarbon does NOT absorb water. There should be nothing wrong with the line.
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Sunline Defier Armilo #15 http://www.sunlineamerica.com/shooter-defier-armilo/
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Look who's back!
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Spinning: #6 Yo-Zuri Hybrid Baitcasting: #12 Yo-Zuri Hybrid
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Very little or none.
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ML: Finesse, especially soft plastics M: Everything within the weight guidelines MH; Heavy lures and stronger presentations. Mostly jigs, spinnerbail, buzzbait and big worms.
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Great guy, great service and great products! Try his Cosmic spinnerbaits and the Fogy, too!
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Line memory?
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Rapala calls the X-Rap a "slash-bait". It is a VERY active lure meant to be fished fast. The Shadow Rap by contrast is more of a traditional jerkbait. When the fish are aggressive the X-Rap is hard to beat. On my very best day fishing the X-Rap several years ago I caught nine bass on ten casts!
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Well, although I am a big fan of Yo-Zuri Hybrid, I think you will really like Izorline XXX, too!
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Everyone that fishes a Chatterbait will want a few of these: http://www.bassresource.com/bass-fishing-videos/chatterbait-freedom.html
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Everything "salt" goes in Other Species. -Kent
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WOW! That is a great deal. However, my preference would be the MBR844C.
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I like a firm tip for single hooks. The soft tip you describe is probably best suited for treble hooks. As a comparison, I have a G. Loomis PR844C which is my dedicated topwater rig, but is suitable for just about any treble hook presentation.
